8 Saltwater Terrace
Helensvale 4212
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- 3
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- 1048㎡
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Sold by Stuart Rooke
Sold
Thu 8 Feb
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This property was sold by Stuart Rooke
Method of Sale: Private Treaty
Marketing Campaign: Print and Targeted Digital
OFI Attendees: 32
Enquiries: 78
Welcoming Waterfront Oasis
A peaceful waterfront lifestyle awaits in this single-level house on an oasis-style block within a quiet cul-de-sac of 'Monterey Keys'.
The beautifully presented home sits surrounded by lush gardens atop a 1,048m2* parcel, holding 20.9m* of north-facing frontage to a tranquil stretch of Saltwater Creek.
Making a statement upon entry is a soaring portico, where double timber front doors open to a grand foyer. A fresh coat of paint has elevated the already well-maintained interior, where bamboo floors and new plush carpets offer a warm welcome.
The spacious master suite captures scenic garden and water views and is adjoined by a peaceful parents' retreat. Four further bedrooms feature throughout, with one accompanying a media room in a private guest wing that can be closed off to create privacy for visiting family or guests.
The bright and open living, dining and kitchen zone flows freely to an expansive covered alfresco space, which is an idyllic setting in which to relax or dine between dips in the heated swimming pool.
To the rear of the property lies a hidden natural haven, where mature palms, landscaped gardens and flat lawns line an illuminated deck that descends elegantly towards the water. Boating enthusiasts will appreciate a pontoon for easy access to open-water cruising. A triple garage offers plenty of storage for vehicles, toys and tools.
This blue-chip northern Gold Coast pocket, while secluded, offers convenient access to marinas, championship golf courses, highly regarded schools, and other amenities.
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
